Getting an accurate depiction of trucking movements requires breaking down the cost structure of the company at the lowest level of its operation, usually this means at the terminal level. The goal of any costing system should be to easily evaluate loads across lanes and customers. How does management account for all the special situations if the costing process produces two different results for the same load?
Written by Trincon President Duff H. Swain has shared his expertise and opinions by authoring multiple white papers focusing on the challenges faced by the trucking, transportation, and shipping industries.
